Wireless Headphones, IPX7 Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones 100H Playtime, Deep Bass Stereo Sound True Wireless Earbuds with Touch Control, Stereo Calls, Instant Pairing, Noise Isolation, LCD Digital Display

Pros:-Great Sound Quality, Bass and Treble is perfect-Sleek and comfortable design that fits in the ear perfectly-The colour (blue) blends perfectly with the earphones and the case which gives it a premium look-The case it comes in not only charges the earphones but comes packed with a 2200mah battery to charge other devices (like smartphones) in an emergency-The overall size of everything fits in the pocket nicely-Charging Case has a percentage indicator-Price for these are very affordableCons:- I have no problems or bad points about these earphones, however I havent tested the noice cancellation outside, which I will be doing in the next coming days.Overall these earphones offer so much for such a low price there are earphones triple this price that wont all even offer a battery percentage and earphone charge indicator let alone a portable charger feature all for £24? Thats a must buy for sure.

First time I have ever tried 'in-ear wireless headphones' and probably not the last.I was concerned with them falling out and being lost...but these sit snugly within the ear and do provide a good quality of sound when linked to my Samsung S6 phone. I've not yet tried them with any other device.Pairing them was pretty straightforward enough and I've not experienced any major issues aside from one minor niggle with the case itself (not the in-ear headphones). The case is the bit you charge up and then the headphones charge when you put them into their little sockets. However, the micro-USB socket on the case seems to have shifted slightly and the opening in the actual plastic of the case fouls the physical slot which means I have to plug the charging wire in at a slight angle and then wiggle a few times to make it sit properly and begin charging.Not a MAJOR problem and one I can live with, as it charges quickly and easily once plugged in.One VERY handy feature to note is the addition of a USB out socket. This means you can actually use the headphone case as a portable battery for emergency charging your phone or tablet. I don't know how much it holds as I've not gone into that much detail, but if you're down to sub 10% battery life, any nugget of power is a godsend! I've used this feature more times than I've used the headphones to be brutally honest! It charges my e-cig vape device nicely and saves me having to carry another piece of kit around (battery).Inside the lid of the case there is an illiminated display which shows the level of charge in each headphone when the y are inserted into their little slots, and the level of charge remaining in the battery case itself. No guesswork involved.Very handy case and good quality audio from the headphones. The ability to charge other devices from the case is a winner IMHO.

So I got in and opened them up, packaging was fine, but when I actually went to setting them up, they had a few issues creating the paired connection, but after 5 minutes of messing around I got them working.Actual using the product, they were pretty bad, the sound quality was crackly, as if the speakers had already broken, the quality was awful, the touch controls were not working, even pausing and closing the app on my phone, still would not allow me to turn off the devices, so I was unable to turn them off and had to just disconnect bluetooth for them to actually go to sleep on their own, the touch controls are awful, they are very difficult to use, and the actual controls are extremely difficult.The charging case does not work, I plug it in and it says "FU" that is all, when I plug the ear buds into the case nothing happens, the case does not register they exist or anything, I left the case to charge thinking it was out of battery but no change, so the earbuds were not recognising the case, and therefore when you put them into the box they did not turn off automatically.Genuinely one of the worst products I have bought on Amazon, because they just did not work at all.They are cheap for a reason, I suggest you do not waste your money.

Pros:- one of the cheapest- small, light and, apparently, water resistant (I did not test that!)- pairing/connecting is straightforward- the box can charge your earbuds on the go (it has battery)- the box can even charge your phone - has a USB-A port (and allows pass-through charging when the box itself is charged via micro-USB)- you can change volume by touching the earbuds (left - lower, right - higher) - very convenient- comes with a pouch for the box and cable (cable is quite short but I like that: shorter cables have lower resistance and always charge quicker)Cons:- latency (delay between video and audio: sound comes later than lips on the screen move)- despite me trying all provided rubber ends they keep falling out of my ears- sometimes they produce loud beeps and screeches (e.g. when they report "Connected" when music already started)- occasionally I only had one earbud properly connected while another was silent- I wish the earbuds' battery lasted longer- pairing/reconnection with some dumb devices (however, PCs or smartphones mostly do it automatically) should be repeated after disconnectsOverall, they are OK for the price and fine for listening to music on your smartphone. But if you use them for, say, watching videos/TV then bluetooth latency makes it more problematic (some set-top boxes and even TVs have adjustable delay to address that). It is a general bluetooth problem though, not specific to these earbuds.